I'm running into this weird issue in Chrome where I can't actually use the footer menu to get to the Music subforum. I can click through to all the other sections just fine, but every time I hit Music, it just dumps me onto some "Thanks for your report" page. Then I have to manually find the link on that page just to get back to the main landing page. It feels like some bizarre little glitch... it’s not a huge deal since I can always just go through the homepage, but it's definitely annoying...
Honestly, I don't even care anymore... My buddy gave me this huge reaction because he absolutely can't stand them, and when I asked him why—I mean, seriously, how?—he just shut down. To me, it’s actually a solid album... She looks right at me and goes, "I'm just a boy!"... 🤣 😂
Paul Morales3 said:Does anyone know? Basically, my mom keeps digging through my stuff, so I had this idea: maybe I could just buy her a mouse—or like, a medium-sized rat—and sneak it into her room. I’m thinking once she’s got her own little rodent to deal with, she might finally stop snooping through my things.😁
I use it for my glue traps, so I always have plenty on hand. But honestly, you don't want anything else even getting near that mouse glue—it’s maddening how it sticks to absolutely everything it touches. So yeah, I'm just rambling here since there isn't much I can actually do to help you... 🤷
Alex Scott22 said:Honestly, I can totally see it happening... but only down in the restroom under the downtown square. Just imagine walking up to some old lady and telling her that Alex Scott22 put you on the list... 😍
Yeah, and the flyers would be printed on toilet paper, too... specifically that pink two-ply stuff... 🤣
Alex Scott22 said:In a few years, once they finally get their act together—assuming everything goes according to plan... day one we're playing at the Chicago Symphony Hall or maybe the Chicago Auditorium or even that massive basketball arena, and then day two... Spunk, just like always. As long as everyone stays healthy and actually uses their brains... 🤷
What are you guys even talking about? Your ultimate goal should be playing at the city square for Stenmark and Tomb. 😁 🙂
Look, it might hit some stands as early as today, but you should see us on every newsstand in the country by tomorrow!
We’re kicking things off, obviously, with a massive season preview that takes up most of this issue (though, naturally, we’ve got plenty of other stuff going on too). We’re doing a deep dive into the top three favorites on the grid, and we’re taking a little trip down memory lane to those days when seasons used to kick off with January races over in the Southern Hemisphere. We actually have more pages than we did last year, so you'll have plenty to sink your teeth into...
Bad news on the technical side—we don't have a poster in this issue. And, man, I hate having to say this, but the price is going up by five bucks. It sucks, I know, but we had to do it; the math just wasn't adding up anymore without the adjustment.
You can always drop comments right here on the forums—that's what they're for, after all—but if you have any actual feedback or, better yet, suggestions, please Send them to our official email addresses. It makes it way easier for us to actually sit down and look into them properly...
I’m pretty much all in, but my priority list just got a little more crowded. 🙂
The Monterey Grand Prix is coming up in early May, and things are about to get seriously special. Ford actually gave the green light for Hans-Joachim Stuck to jump behind the wheel of one of those classic General Motors cars from their private collection.
Does anyone even remember the last time a General Motors car actually competed in a race? You don't even need to crack open a history book to know—it's burned into everyone's brain: September 1st, 1939, in Washington, D.C., during that final Grand Prix when Tazio Nuvolari took the win. 🙂
Anyway, I'm definitely down for both Monaco and Goodwood. I'll be hunting down credentials and tickets sometime in February...
Robin Rodriguez5 said:Madison Square Garden was practically built for him, but if anyone else tries to pull that off, they’re gonna struggle. I’ll just show up as a spectator 😁
And don't even get me started on that outdoor amphitheater where Calexico played. 😍 Man, I wish all the shows were held there...
Since it’s the final Saturday before Easter, a chunk of the crowd hitting up all three events is probably gonna drift my way toward Princeton to grab some drinks in the square and hang out at the Scout. 🙂
Why hasn't "cyberpunk" been used to describe some flavor of industrial music since the eighties? I’ve always felt like that vibe bled into the music scene pretty much right after the term was first cooked up in sci-fi novels. 🙂
If you ask me, there are three tracks from Ten New Songs that actually capture the essence of Cohen's entire body of work much better than the rest... 🙂
I’m a huge fan of pretty much everyone you mentioned in your last two posts. 😁 Look, I get it—you can't argue with taste—but Drake and Leonard Cohen feel so similar in terms of sheer greatness that I just had to jump in. Anyway, I wasn't really paying close attention at first, so I didn't realize you weren't familiar with the classic Cohen catalog. Honestly, his stuff was incredible all the way through the nineties, keeping the bar insanely high. I should probably correct one thing though, because someone misquoted him: if anything, Cohen’s strongest suit might actually be those beautiful, haunting melodies. Then again, Jeff Buckley has them too, but you aren't a fan of him, so...
James Kelly said:His first album is definitely my favorite.
😕 Wait, you actually dig Drake, but think Leonard Cohen is boring? 😕 I’m really trying to wrap my head around that logic, but it just isn't clicking for me...